Similar to how research can be improved when community members are involved (i.e., Community-based participatory research, or CBPR), this brief report argues how preventive interventions can also be so improved (i.e., Community Based Participatory Interventions or CBPI). The paper describes how to facilitate CBPI, RAND and University of South Carolina researchers developed a prevention process and corresponding technical assistance package, called Getting To Outcomes (GTO).
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